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WorksheetsVocab Week 13: Ingrate and Insatiable
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A person who shows no gratitude is a(n) ___________.
imperceptible
incessantly
insatiable
ingrate
If someone is called an ________, they are not grateful for what someone has done for them or given them.
erudite
ingrate
insatiable
itinerary
Ingrate is a(n) ___________.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The prefix in- means: __________
with
together
able
not
Sam was such an _____________ when he did not even
acknowledge the gift he received from his cousin.
ingrate
urbane
insatiable
altruistic
Melanie looked like she didn't even want the gift. What an ___________!
ambiguous
ingrate
meddle
insatiable
This picture best represents ___________.
oscillate
feasible
ingrate
mellifluous
This picture best represents __________.
mellifluous
ingrate
dilapidated
torpid
If someone has an ___________ desire for something, they want as much of it as they can possibly get.
feasible
insatiable
ambiguous
ingrate
Can't be satisfied or appeased is ___________.
ingrate
ambiguous
insatiable
erudite
Insatiable is a(n) ____________.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The suffix -able means __________.
not
can do
full of, having
one who, one that
A synonym for insatiable is __________.
unsatisfied
faint
fascinate
unnoticed
An antonym for insatiable is __________.
wise
selfish
satisfied
sophisticated
This picture best represents _________.
itinerary
insatiable
meddle
urbane
This picture best represents _________.
erudite
ingrate
insatiable
itinerary
After the marathon, the runner had an _________ thirst for water.
urbane
ingrate
erudite
insatiable
The __________ demand for the latest video game, caused employees to work overtime.
ingrate
altruistic
urbane
insatiable
Having much knowledge is ________.
altruistic
urbane
itinerary
erudite
Showing unselfish concern for others is ___________.
itinerary
altruistic
torpid
urbane
